Pentagon Removes Four Media Organizations

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4 media organizations 'rotated' out of Pentagon press corps offices

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The New York Times says it remains committed to covering the Pentagon "fully and fairly" NPR calls on the Defense Department to expand office space available so all media outlets receive equal access.

The Pentagon Press Association says it is "greatly troubled by this unprecedented move by DOD to single out highly professional media".

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